TALENT Summer School

Contribution List

1. Welcome words

Heinz Pernegger (CERN)

6/3/13, 9:00 AM

41. Optical data transmission in HEP

Tobias Flick (Bergische Universitaet Wuppertal (DE))

6/3/13, 9:15 AM

Work Package 2: Sensors and Work Package 3: Electronics

42. Micro integration of electronics - from bump bonding to 3D stacking

Thomas Fritzsch (Fraunhofer IZM)

6/3/13, 10:00 AM

Work Package 2: Sensors and Work Package 3: Electronics

43. Basics of IC design

Miroslav Havranek (Universitaet Bonn (DE))

6/3/13, 11:00 AM

Work Package 2: Sensors and Work Package 3: Electronics

44. Monolithic Pixel Detectors

Ivan Peric (Ruprecht-Karls-Universitaet Heidelberg (DE))

6/3/13, 11:45 AM

Work Package 2: Sensors and Work Package 3: Electronics

2. Invited lecture: Pixel detectors in High Energy Physics experiments: present day systems and upgrade plans

Petra Riedler (CERN)

6/3/13, 2:00 PM

Invited Lectures

7. Invited lecture: Hybrid pixel detectors: from HEP to imaging and other applications and back again

Michael Campbell (CERN)

6/3/13, 3:00 PM

Invited Lectures

4. Invited lecture: QA and Reliability of silicon trackers

Alan Honma (CERN)

6/3/13, 4:30 PM

Invited Lectures

45. The ATLAS Upgrade Programme from now to Phase 2

Heinz Pernegger (CERN)

6/4/13, 9:00 AM

Work Package 4: New mechanical integration methods

46. Silicon detector heat sources and CO2 cooling

Dr Nigel Hessey (NIKHEF (NL))

6/4/13, 9:30 AM

Work Package 4: New mechanical integration methods

49. Finite Element Analysis and Computational Fluid Dynamics with IBL thermal mock up as example

Augusto Sciuccati (Universite de Geneve (TALENT ER))

6/4/13, 10:00 AM

Work Package 4: New mechanical integration methods

47. Detector testing

Daniel Dobos (CERN)

6/4/13, 11:00 AM

Work Package 5: Detector performance and system integration

48. From Pixel response to Physics

Fares Djama (CNRS/IN2P3 CPPM - Aix-Marseille Univ.)

6/4/13, 11:45 AM

Work Package 5: Detector performance and system integration

5. Invited lecture: Radiation Hard Front-End electronics

Federico Faccio (CERN)

6/4/13, 2:00 PM

Invited Lectures

3. Invited lecture: Mechanical engineering aspects for ultra-light tracking detectors

Corrado Gargiulo (CERN)

6/4/13, 3:00 PM

Invited Lectures

6. Invited lecture: Micro-technologies for particle detectors

Alessandro Mapelli (CERN)

6/4/13, 4:30 PM

Invited Lectures

52. Practical information on ATLAS visit and dinner

Hanna Poikela

6/6/13, 8:40 AM

50. ATLAS visit

6/7/13, 9:30 AM

Meeting in front of the Globe (building 80) 15 min before your tour Safety rules - closed, flat or block-heeled shoes are required for the site visits - helmets will be provided - access to underground areas is not authorized for pacemaker wearers nor pregnant women - access to underground areas is not authorized for people under 16

27. Introduction of the complemetary skills' training module structure

Pietari Kauttu (Bgator)

6/10/13, 9:00 AM

28. Overview of communication - Understanding your audience and the platform you are using. How to make your point and get your message across effectively

Mrs Claudia Marcelloni De Oliveira (University of Birmingham (GB))

6/10/13, 9:15 AM

Presenting yourself and your research

How does the target audience (peers, non-scientists, media) affect your communication?

29. Popular science communication

Christine Sutton (CERN)

6/10/13, 10:00 AM

Presenting yourself and your research

Researchers speak their own language. How to convey the essential message to the general public?

31. The use of social media in your science communication

Kate Kahle (CERN)

6/10/13, 11:00 AM

Dealing with media

What, why and how?

32. Dealing with journalists and reporters & making your research available for media

Stephanie Hills (STFC and CERN)

6/10/13, 11:30 AM

Dealing with media

How to get media's attention? How to give an interview for a newspaper or television? After this session you will master the dos and the don'ts.

33. Win-win visits, from school children to VIPs. How to give a tour that counts?

Mick Storr (CERN)

6/10/13, 12:10 PM

Addressing general public in multiple ways I

How to meet visitors and to make the most of their visit?

34. Scientific visualization

Rolf Landua (CERN)

6/10/13, 2:00 PM

Addressing general public in multiple ways II

An image speaks louder than 1000 words. But how many words does a video equal to?

35. How to create an interactive science show?

Olivier Gaumer (Universite de Geneve (CH))

6/10/13, 2:30 PM

Addressing general public in multiple ways II

See, hear, touch and feel the science.

36. Wrap-up session and instructions for the upcoming hands-on training & example cases on presenting your scientific work

Hugo Alistair Day (University of Manchester (GB)) , Pietari Kauttu (Bgator)

6/10/13, 3:00 PM

Addressing general public in multiple ways II

37. Hands-on training exercise and group assignment: TALENTed outreach

Christine Sutton (CERN) , Mrs Claudia Marcelloni De Oliveira (University of Birmingham (GB)) , Mick Storr (CERN) , Pietari Kauttu (Bgator) , Rolf Landua (CERN) , Stephanie Hills (STFC and CERN)

6/10/13, 3:45 PM

Practical excercises

Now it is time to show what you have learned during the day. Prepare a 3-minute outreach talk to present your current research work or a future research idea. The talks will be structured in a comprehensive and attractive way and trained in small groups to be ready for Thursday's filming session.

17. Pixel Week

6/11/13, 9:00 AM

18. Pixel Week

6/12/13, 9:00 AM

15. Pixel Week

6/13/13, 9:00 AM

38. The speech roulette - TALENTed outreach presentations

Mrs Claudia Marcelloni De Oliveira (University of Birmingham (GB)) , Mick Storr (CERN) , Pietari Kauttu (Bgator) , Rolf Landua (CERN)

6/13/13, 2:00 PM

Hands-on outreach exercise session

Everyone presents their prepared 3-minute speech supported by max 2 power point slides or other material if needed. The presentations are filmed. Each student in the audience writes a short feedback about each presentation for the chairman of the session. At the end of the session the science communication professionals give feedback regarding the presentations. The speeches are then edited...

39. A small team joins CERN Google + Hangout with CERN Communication Group!

6/13/13, 4:30 PM

Hands-on outreach exercise session

For the 3 presenters, transportation back to CERN for the Google + Hangout session will be provided.

14. Feedback session

Heinz Pernegger (CERN)

6/14/13, 9:00 AM

TALENTed students' feedback to event organisers regarding Summer School.

21. Communication Skills training

40. End of TALENT Summer School

51. Feedback session

Heinz Pernegger (CERN)

Closing Words, Group picture & networking.

8. How to make a presentation

19. How to make a presentation

20. Introduction to assigments in the afternoon and forming groups

9. Making a 2min pitch talk

23. Micro integration of electronics - from bump bonding to 3D stacking

Thomas Fritzsch (Fraunhofer IZM)

10. New Business Development and Case Studies

11. New Business Development and Case Studies

12. New Business Development and Case Studies - Workshop

22. Optical data transmission in HEP

Tobias Flick (Bergische Universitaet Wuppertal (DE))

24. Overview of communication

Mrs Claudia Marcelloni De Oliveira (University of Birmingham (GB))

25. Popular science communication

TBA

13. Presentation Skills

16. Presenting the created material

30. Presenting yourseld and your work

Mrs Claudia Marcelloni De Oliveira (University of Birmingham (GB))

How to make your point and get your message through in 2 minutes? How to be self-confident and inspiring while talking about your work to the public?

26. Presenting yourself and your work

Mrs Claudia Marcelloni De Oliveira (University of Birmingham (GB))

0. Work Package 3